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Ireland 118 for 3 (Stirling 43, Balbirnie 34, Masakadza 1-9) beat Zimbabwe 131 (Ervine 57, McBrine 3-26, Little 3-33) by seven wickets (DLS method)
Belfast: Ireland eased to a seven-wicket win over Zimbabwe in a rain-hit final one-day international at Stormont as the series ended level at 1-1 in Belfast.
Ex-captain Brendan Taylor made only seven in his final international game while Craig Ervine's 57 helped the tourists to a modest 131 all out.
More rain left Ireland facing an adjusted target of 118 from 32 overs under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.
Paul Stirling (43) and Andrew Balbirnie (34) helped them cruise to victory.
Zimbabwe won the opener at Stormont but the second game was washed out and rain would again impact the final encounter between the sides.
The match was reduced to 42 overs and then 38 but Ireland would only need 34 to dismiss Zimbabwe with opener Taylor bringing a 17-year international career to an end on his 284th appearance.
Ervine's half-century gave the tourists hope but the wickets tumbled with Andy McBrine taking 3-26 and Josh Little 3-33.
The weather continued to intervene, Ireland were eventually left requiring 118 and they made easy work of reaching the target.
Stirling and William Porterfield (16) put on 48 for the opening wicket and skipper Balbirnie helped take the hosts to 118-3 in 22.2 overs.
The victory is just the fourth for Ireland in their 15 World Cup Super League games.
